views not staying put

[BorisS]

I consistently use three open windows for OL'07 (Inbox, Tasks, Calendar)

Two issues with which I'm getting frustrated:

1) the navigation pane keeps popping back up when I reopen, even though I
cancel it in each view, each time
2) the to-do bar keeps reappearing on two of the views, even though I've
only wanted it to stay open on one (the calendar).

Any help as to how to solve this?

 

[htownhman]

I would like to know the answer to this also. I am trying to get the task
list to come out above the to do list in the tasks nav. pane each time it
opens, but it won't stay that way!!!

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

both the nav pane and to-do bar are an all or nothing deal at start up - if
its off in one window, its off in all; on in one, on in all. I'm not sure
if any switches will start outlook without the nav pane, but if its off in
the last window closed, it should remain off.

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[htownhman]

Thanks very much for the reply. My question is a bit more specific. I do
not want to use the "to-do" list at all. I try to get tasks to appear above
it in the navigation pane, but every time I close outlook and re-open to-do
is on the top and is opened as the default. Any way to fix this?

Thx

h

both the nav pane and to-do bar are an all or nothing deal at start up - if
its off in one window, its off in all; on in one, on in all. I'm not sure
if any switches will start outlook without the nav pane, but if its off in
the last window closed, it should remain off.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I would like to know the answer to this also. I am trying to get the task
list to come out above the to do list in the tasks nav. pane each time it
opens, but it won't stay that way!!!

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

open outlook. Just one window. Turn off the to-do (click the x in its upper
right corner). Close outlook. Check tasks manager to verify outlook closed.
Restart outlook. the to-do should be gone.

if outlook is still running in task manger, you need to figure out why.

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Thanks very much for the reply. My question is a bit more specific. I do
not want to use the "to-do" list at all. I try to get tasks to appear
above
it in the navigation pane, but every time I close outlook and re-open
to-do
is on the top and is opened as the default. Any way to fix this?

Thx

h

both the nav pane and to-do bar are an all or nothing deal at start up -
if
its off in one window, its off in all; on in one, on in all. I'm not
sure
if any switches will start outlook without the nav pane, but if its off
in
the last window closed, it should remain off.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I would like to know the answer to this also. I am trying to get the
task
list to come out above the to do list in the tasks nav. pane each time
it
opens, but it won't stay that way!!!


:

I consistently use three open windows for OL'07 (Inbox, Tasks,
Calendar)

Two issues with which I'm getting frustrated:

1) the navigation pane keeps popping back up when I reopen, even
though I
cancel it in each view, each time
2) the to-do bar keeps reappearing on two of the views, even though
I've
only wanted it to stay open on one (the calendar).

Any help as to how to solve this?

 

[htownhman]

Thanks DIane. There is no x in the upper right corner. I am in the tasks
window of Outlook 2007. In the navigation pane to-do list shows up as a
default. That is what I am trying to get rid of, as I use tasks, not to-do.
Have not been able to figure out a way to do this yet.

thx

H

open outlook. Just one window. Turn off the to-do (click the x in its upper
right corner). Close outlook. Check tasks manager to verify outlook closed.
Restart outlook. the to-do should be gone.

if outlook is still running in task manger, you need to figure out why.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Thanks very much for the reply. My question is a bit more specific. I do
not want to use the "to-do" list at all. I try to get tasks to appear
above
it in the navigation pane, but every time I close outlook and re-open
to-do
is on the top and is opened as the default. Any way to fix this?

Thx

h

both the nav pane and to-do bar are an all or nothing deal at start up -
if
its off in one window, its off in all; on in one, on in all. I'm not
sure
if any switches will start outlook without the nav pane, but if its off
in
the last window closed, it should remain off.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I would like to know the answer to this also. I am trying to get the
task
list to come out above the to do list in the tasks nav. pane each time
it
opens, but it won't stay that way!!!


:

I consistently use three open windows for OL'07 (Inbox, Tasks,
Calendar)

Two issues with which I'm getting frustrated:

1) the navigation pane keeps popping back up when I reopen, even
though I
cancel it in each view, each time
2) the to-do bar keeps reappearing on two of the views, even though
I've
only wanted it to stay open on one (the calendar).

Any help as to how to solve this?

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

'm not sure if any switches will start outlook without the nav pane

Help says the /folder switch should do that.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

It doesn't work here. It's original usage was to hide the folder list in
earlier versions.

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